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A quick definition of i.e.:

Term: i.e.

Definition: i.e. is a short way of saying "that is" in Latin. It is used to explain or clarify something that was said before. For example, if someone said "I love fruits, i.e., apples, bananas, and oranges," they mean that they love those specific fruits. It is different from e.g., which is used to give an example.

A more thorough explanation:

i.e.

i.e. is a Latin abbreviation that stands for "id est," which means "that is." It is used to clarify or explain the previous statement.

The first example clarifies that the Supreme Court is the highest judicial body of the federal government. The second example explains that the children referred to are specifically Matthew, Mark, Luke, and Joan.

It's important to note that i.e. is different from e.g., which is used to provide examples.

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@ChowieBean: Karen Buttenbaum from Spivey is a former HLS adcomm, I thought she was worth the money
17:03
ok bet i just emailed them. anyone else yall recommend?
17:03
thank you <3
Dkk
17:09
wow Michigan christmas wave, how nice
texaslawhopefully
17:17
@Unrepentant-Caucasian: I'm also in Houston
Hell yeah. Drinks are on me after we both get in.
texaslawhopefully
17:26
I interviewed a month ago so hoping we both get the A come the 6th!
17:43
I signed up for a consultation with Spivey but it’s with a guy named Sir Williams lol
@texaslawhopefully: who knows if this is still true, but according to my Spivey consultant, they typically interview ~133% of eventual admits, which means an II gives you a 75% chance of getting an A
So the odds are in our favor, inshallah
texaslawhopefully
17:49
@Unrepentant-Caucasian: It is true. They publish the data online and the interview yield rate is typically 70-75 percent.
Say less, future roomie. I’ll see you in Cambridge
texaslawhopefully
17:54
Yes! In all seriousness come back here on the 6th if we both get in and I’ll share my contact details via dm
hey anyone willing to chance me for umich?
you won't get in your stats are too high theyll WL you
you should target rest of t14, umich yield protects super hard. don't apply duke tho because it's too late to apply duke
TerribleOverratedPanther
20:09
You never know! I got into UMichigan and I also had high data points like @YoungThugLawyer. At the end of the day, I am sure that you will end up at a great law school, and I hope we attend the same one. Good luck! 🙂
20:19
@KnowledgeableRitzyWasp: chance me for umich
texaslawhopefully
20:24
Yeah waspy is right. Michigan is notorious for yield protecting
20:32
i’m sillypilled
20:32
goofymaxxing
20:34
the university of michigan please be prepared for this
texaslawhopefully
20:36
I’m sure you’ll get into NYU, and Mich wont matter 🫡
21:03
very sweet
21:04
happy holidays you guys
happy holidays bunny :)
21:53
yield protec and yield attack
22:01
happy holi-yays
Does being a first-generation student, an immigrant, and an orphan provide an advantage in gaining admission to a T14 law school, even if your GPA and LSAT scores are below their median?
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